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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 11, 1798

Page

2

Trial in Ireland debated over O Connor removals

Members clash over the legality of removing Roger and Arthur O Connor to Ireland after acquittal in England. Critics argue the Duke of Portland abused power and risked injustice, while supporters say removal was permissible if evidence warranted. Debate covers Habeas Corpus, charges, and implications for cross‑field prosecutions.

Arthur O'Conenor Ireland Duke Portland Duke of Portland House of Commons York A&t England Tierney Mestis Roger Arthur O’connor Messis Arthur O'Connor Methrs. O'Connors GéenBeman Nicholpoke Sheridan Duke’ of Portland A. O’cannor Windham Mr.Windham Justice of the Peace Secretary of State R. O?connor Way

Rebellion Crushed Hope Expressed in Silent Sentiment

A brief sentence expresses a cautious belief that the rebellion may soon be overcome, reflecting wartime mood and public optimism. The remark encapsulates a desire for swift resolution and restoration of order without detailing events or actors.

Royal News and Dublin Rebel Report Disclosed

A royal update notes the Duke of York's return to health after a Sunday incident and Royal review in Hyde Park led by the Duke of Gloucester. A Dublin letter details Lord FitzGerald’s delirium and last words about government, while four Lipirty Corps members are described as respectable yet implicated in rebel affairs.

Whitehall Ireland Duke of Portland Dublin Castle Funeb Lake Johnson New Ross Carrick Byrne Eustace Lord Mountjoy Dublin Ret Waterford Ross Corbet-hill England Glenmore Wexford France Efort Fermanry Lord Campen Melyhead Paris Directory Oltedd Cuenter Council of War Bernadotte Hague Lille Havre Rolerjot Mangourit Switzerland Ostend Dire@ory Cisilpine Republic Toulon Streights Mediterranean Lord St. Vyncent Cadiz Towlon Brusells Tournois Mnice Slyekens Flanders Gaud Slyekaris Odicer Rastadt Germany Tyral Ean Debry Europé Duke of York Pitcairn Hyde Park Higness Duke of Gloucester Lord FeraGeeary Lipirty Tifes

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Peech Mr. Windham Jekyll Burton Francis Burdett Roger O'Connor Cooke London Camden
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